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Spring CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY
EDUCATION & TRAINING
2023 Professional and Personal Development Programs
and Credit Course Listings
1-800-818-3434
www.middlesex.mass.edu
Contents Effective January 2022
SHRM/Human Resources.....................................................1
MCC COVID-19 Vaccine Policy
Technical Writing..................................................................2
Please note that Middlesex requires all students to be
Digital Photography..............................................................2 vaccinated in order to come to campus, as of January
Digital Media/Social Media.................................................3 2022. Students who are unvaccinated can still choose
to take online classes and access online resources
Nonprofit Certificate and Grant Writing...............................4
and student support services.
College for Parents...............................................................4
To learn more
FAA Remote Pilot Certification.............................................4
https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/returntocampus2021
ESL........................................................................................5
Accounting Fundamentals and Quickbooks..........................5
Academic Calendar
Soft Skills & Communication................................................5
Customer Service & Event Management.............................6 January
3............ Winter Session 2022 Classes Begin
Teacher Professional Development......................................7
16.......... Martin Luther King Day (No Day or Evening Classes)
MTEL & TEAS Exam Prep..................................................7, 8 20.......... Winter Session 2022 Classes End
Health Careers............................................................8, 9, 10 23.......... Spring 2022 Classes Begin
Dental Hygiene.............................................................10, 11
February
Computer Applications..................................................11,12
20.......... Presidents Day (No Day or Evening Classes)
Interior Design....................................................................12
Culinary Adventures......................................................12, 13
March
Floral Design, Personal Enrichment....................................14 1............ Last Day to Withdraw From Minimester I Classes
Youth Courses.....................................................................15 3............ Professional Day (No Day or Evening Classes)
15.......... Minimester I Classes End
Noncredit to Credit Pathways.............................................15
20 - 25... Spring Break
Center for Manufacturing...................................................16 27.......... Minimester II Classes Begin
Ed2go, MindEdge, CPR.......................................................17
Noncredit Policies & Procedures........................................18 April
17.......... Patriots Day (No Day or Evening Classes)
Getting Started...................................................................19
26.......... Last Day To Withdraw From Spring 2022 Classes
Credit Programs of Study.............................................20 - 25
28.......... Assessment Day (No Day or Evening Classes)
Spring Open House.............................................................25
Dual Enrollment and Visiting Students...............................26 May
English Learner & World Language Institute, 5............ Last Day To Withdraw From Minimester II Classes
Prepare for Hi-Set...............................................................27 15 - 19... Final Exams
Corporate Education and Workforce Training.....................28 25.......... Commencement
Alumni Associate & the Middlesex Fund...........................29
Some end dates are subject to change
Human Resources 1
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Bedford Campus Lowell Campus Guide to Interpreting the Schedule
AR Academic Resources #1 LA Academic Arts Center Course Title
Course Description
BH Bedford HouAse #5 LC Cowan Center #1
CC Campus Center #8 LD Derby Building #4
FC Facilities #11 LF Federal Building #2
Date
Day
HH Henderson Hall #3 LP Pollard Building #5
NA North Academic #6 LT Talbot Building #3
SA South Academic #7
Campus Time
TH Trustees’ House #4 OFF Off Campus Date
Location / Room
M = Monday W= Wednesday F = Friday U = Sunday B = Bedford
New Course Online Course KEY
T = Tuesday R = Thursday S = Saturday L =Lowell
SHRM HR CP/SCP Certification Exam Prep
SHRM® Essentials of Human Resources HR professionals are facing new and larger challenges due in part to a
In cooperation with SHRM®, this noncredit, professional development course offers changing workforce, shifting legislation and regulations and so much more.
a solid, comprehensive overview of human resource roles and responsibilities. Ensure you’re prepared for these changes, and anything else thrown your way with
We will provide participants with critical knowledge to help reduce potentially SHRM’s global HR credentials, SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP. SHRM certification
costly lawsuits and improve the ability to handle challenging HR issues related to measures your most critical skill: the ability to apply HR principles to real-life
performance management, recruiting and retention, labor and employment law. No situations as they are the only behavioral competency-based program in the field.
pre-req. Materials are developed by the Society of HR Management. Note: This is By becoming SHRM certified, you prove your knowledge, competency, and value to
an intro to HR course, not a HR Certification exam prep course. Materials/texts are employers looking for a competitive edge.
not eligible for tuition waivers. No pre-req. $625 In MCC’s exam prep course you will:
• Learn from an experienced instructor and from your peers
Who Should Attend? • Acquire the knowledge and understand the competencies needed to pass
• HR staff who need a review/overview of HR functions the exam
• Managers and supervisors, who supervise, hire, train, or evaluate staff • Benefit from the structured SHRM learning system to keep you on track
• Entry-level HR professionals or those just starting out in HR Who should enroll:
• Business owners and office managers • Professionals looking to earn their HR Certification
• SHRM-CP/SCP certified Professionals seeking 14.75 PDCs through SHRM. • SHRM certified HR professionals seeking to earn PDCs for recertification
HR Topics Covered The HR Function; Talent Acquisition; Compensation and Benefits; • HR professionals wanting to update their HR knowledge
Learning and Development; Performance Management; Employment Law. The course investment includes instruction, online and print materials (SHRM
03/17 & 03/24 9:00am - 4:30pm Friday Learning System) which includes interactive tools, a study roadmap, and 160
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 101 practice exam questions. Materials/texts are not eligible for tuition waivers. $1,485
Course Number: CAR 775 30 CRN: 20140 Professor: PATALANO 02/21 - 05/09 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 841 75 CRN: 18744 Professor: HARRINGTON
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.
2 Technical Writing/Digital Photography
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Technical Writing
Digital Photography
Certificate Program
Digital Imaging is the medium that most photographers work with today.
Take your photography hobby to the next level with the Digital Photography
certificate. This program is designed to meet the needs of anyone interested in
photography, portraiture, digital image-editing. To earn a certificate in Digital
Photography, candidates must complete the following four courses: Digital
Photography I, Digital Photography II, and Adobe Photoshop for Photography,
and Business of Photography. An Adobe subscription is recommended:
https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html
Digital Photography courses are eligible for a 50% tuition waiver for
MCC employees. Students need a SLR Digital Camera.
Technical Writing Certificate Program Digital Photography I
MCC’s Technical Writing Certificate program provides students
This course covers basic concepts & practices of digital photography. Four areas of
with the skills and tools to clearly and accurately inform users
instruction will be emphasized: How cameras work, how composition works, how
about technical information. In this (two semester) post graduate, noncredit
lighting works, how to use photo editing software. Students will shoot assignments
certificate program, students will learn how to conduct audience and task
most often outside of class. Class will be structured around students having time
analysis, work with subject matter experts, understand product documents
to cull & edit their images (using the software Lightroom), having a full class share/
and the product-development cycle, write clear explanations and procedures,
critique & then instruction on a new topic. The most useful part of classroom
review and revise technical information, manage projects and make content
instruction will be review of photos students have shot. They will see what makes
usable. Technology Requirement: Solid MS Windows and MS Word skills
a successful photo and what does not. Students need an SLR Digital Camera and
and access to a MS Windows Operating System are required. Program is
some images on a memory card that you want to download and work with for the
not MAC compatible. The certificate program includes 2 semesters/courses:
first class. An Adobe subscription is recommended: https://www.adobe.com/
Writing and Managing Information (fall) and Technology and Tools for the
creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html Instructor will provide instructions
Technical Writer (winter/spring).
on what option choose on the first day of class if there is any uncertainty. If you
This is a noncredit (graded pass or fail) program.
do not have an Adobe subscription it is recommended that you bring an USB flash
More info: www.middlesex.mass.edu/techwrite
drive or external hard drive. Eligible for 50% tuition waiver for MCC employees.
(18 hours) $265
Note: For Massachusetts employers who would like to send employees to
01/18 - 02/22 6:00pm - 9:00pm Wednesday
this course: Employers may qualify for 50% or 100% reimbursement through
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 108
the Mass. Workforce Express Fund. Tuition must be employer paid.
Course Number: CAR 611 30 CRN: 19838 Professor: CORREIA
“MCC helped me in a number of ways. I was an English major in
college, but I struggled in my writing classes. The Technical Writing Digital Photography II
program forced me to apply what I may have learned but never really This course builds on what was learned in Digital Photo I. We review the basic
put into practice. I learned to write clearly, concisely and always with concepts & practices of digital photography. We will delve more into the creative
the audience in mind.” aspect of photography discussing composition in more detail. We’ll also focus on
MCC student Chris Boucher finding your style & voice with your photography. Students will shoot assignments
most often outside of class. Class will be structured around students having time
to cull & edit there images (using the software Lightroom), having a full class
share/critique & then instruction on a new topic. The most useful part of classroom
Tools and Technologies for Technical Writers instruction will be the review of photos students have shot. They will see what
In this online survey course, you will learn the introductory skills needed to makes a successful photo and what does not. Students need an SLR Digital Camera
author technical content using modern tools. Well-developed writing skills, and some images on a memory card that you want to download and work with for
solid MS Windows computer skills, and an aptitude for learning new technology is the first class. An Adobe subscription is recommended: https://www.adobe.com/
required. Students must have access to a MS Windows laptop or desktop outside creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html Instructor will provide instructions
of class. MAC is not compatible. This class is not comprehensive. Topics Covered: on what option choose on the first day of class if there is any uncertainty. If you
Overall survey of technical writing tools, exposure to what makes content usable, do not have an Adobe subscription it is recommended that you bring an USB flash
single sourcing, topic based authoring, and content management through GITHUB. drive or external hard drive. Eligible for 50% tuition waiver for MCC employees.
Tools and standards introduced: GIT, HTML, Markdown, DITA, MadCap Flare, MS (18 hours) $265
Word, Oxygen XML Author, Adobe FrameMaker. $1,545 03/29 - 05/03 6:00pm - 9:00pm Wednesday
01/26 - 05/11 6:00pm - 9:00pm Thursday Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 108
Online with class meeting times Course Number: CAR 612 30 CRN: 19839 Professor: CORREIA
Course Number: CAR 790 75 CRN: 12327 Professor: LAWSON
Community Education and Career Training www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining • 1-800-818-3434.
Digital Media & Small Business Marketing 3
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Business of Photography Facebook
Turn your passion for photography into profit. Learn how to present, price and market In this class students will learn to properly utilize your Facebook page to market
your photography. Explore portfolio preparation, marketing, freelance photography, your business or product, engage with customers, and grow brand awareness.
working for a photographer and opening a photography studio. Eligible for 50% Students will be introduced to the basics of using Facebook as a business tool
tuition waiver for MCC employees. (18 hours) $215 using brand-aligned posts, Facebook groups, events, and insights.
02/07 - 03/14 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 108 Twitter for Small Business
Course Number: CAR 615 30 CRN: 12238 Professor: CORREIA One of the most powerful ways to connect with existing and prospective clients
in 140 characters or less. Students will discuss the best practices for small and
Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud growing business, including getting your message out to the right audience, the dos
Have you ever marveled at the way a portrait can be transformed to and don’ts of interacting on Twitter, and a hands-on overview of how to get started.
make the subject matter appear years younger or how people can be
added to or deleted from a scene? Have you ever seen photographs that were Instagram
ripped or faded, then perfectly restored and wondered, how did they do that? Instagram is a rapidly growing platform that allows its users to post snapshot
Elevate your images with Photoshop Creative Cloud. In this course students will 02/21 - 04/11
learn about image formats, color correction and photo retouching, masks and Online with no class meetings
layers, selection techniques, combining multiple source images and advanced Course Number: TEC 640 75 CRN: 19867 Professor: D’AURORA
image correction techniques. Example projects based on real-world scenarios are
designed to reinforce and expand skills. An Adobe subscription is recommended:
https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html Digital Media Marketing Certificate
Instructor will provide instructions on what option choose on the first day of This program, you will learn about the different digital media outlets and
class if there is any uncertainty. If you do not have an Adobe subscription it is how they can be applied to your digital marketing plan. The listing below
recommended that you bring an USB flash drive or external hard drive. Eligible for represents the order the classes occur throughout the semester. Students will
50% tuition waiver for MCC employees. (15 hours) $215 receive a certificate upon completion. (15 hours) $219
02/16 - 03/23 6:00pm - 8:30pm Thursday
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 108 Fundamentals & Trends in Digital Media Marketing
Course Number: CAR 890 36 CRN: 19851 Professor: NOËL Learn the basics of digital media marketing, what platforms are included in digital
media marketing, and how this is important in today’s market. (2.5 hours)
Social Media/Digital Media Optimizing Marketing Emails
Marketing Learn email marketing tips to turn your generic e-blasts into optimized, personalized
emails that your customers will actually read! Hear best practices on email lists
and what you can and cannot include in a marketing email. Elevate your open and
click-through rates and more! (2.5 hours)
Social Media Certificate Program
MCC’s Social Media Certificate program is designed to provide Search Engine/Website Optimization
participants with a foundation and skill set in the new, evolving Learn the process of improving the volume and quality of consumer traffic to your
world of social media. The skills can be applied immediately in the workplace website. Get tips and strategies that will make your website search-engine friendly.
or to market a small business. All classes must be attended to receive a (2.5 hours)
certificate of completion. To get the most of each class, students should open
an account in each platform prior to the start of class. This is NOT an Intro
Tracking Your Digital Media Marketing
class. Students should have working knowledge of each platform. Course
Now you know how to get customers to your website, but how do you track that
login information will be sent prior to the start date. (18 hours) $275.
data? Find out the best ways to track this important data and what you can learn
from the results. (2.5 hours)
Mobile & Online Advertising
Understand the different online advertising channels and how to select those that
will be consistent with your mobile marketing campaigns. Gain knowledge on
trends and guidelines around online and mobile advertising. (2.5 hours)
Intro to Social Media
Social media has quickly grown from a way to keep up with friends and Creating Your Digital Marketing Campaign
acquaintances, to a powerful tool that can transform your business. Just as Bring all the knowledge you have gained through the program together to create
important as your website and in-person interactions, learning to effectively use your business digital marketing campaign. Students should come to class with a
social media through sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, digital marketing plan prepared and ready for instructor feedback. (2.5 hours)
LinkedIn, and blogging, will give you the opportunity to connect with audiences new 04/05 - 05/10 6:00pm-8:30pm Wednesdays
and old in a compelling way. This course will give you an overview of today’s major Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 213
social media sites and work with you to ensure your business is social media ready. Course Number: TEC 661 80 CRN: 19119 Professor: NOËL
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.
4 FAA Remote Pilot, Nonprofit & Grant Writing, College for Parents
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Nonprofit Management Certificate
FAA Remote Pilot Certification This program introduces the key concepts and critical management components for
This 21 hour certificate will cover all the required knowledge all nonprofit organizations. From fundraising and board development to volunteer
content areas of the FAA’s Remote Pilot Testing including: management and program evaluation. Certificate Topics include: Introduction to
Regulations, The National Airspace System, Weather, Aircraft Loading and Nonprofit Sector, Nonprofit Theory of Change, Nonprofit Financial, Nonprofit Board
Performance, and Flight Operations. Upon completion, students should feel Governance, Program Development & Evaluation, Nonprofit Fundraising, Building
qualified to take the FAA Remote Pilot Test. Practice Questions will also be Your Base of Supporters and Lifecycle Strategic Planning (36 hours) $749 Note: For
a key factor of this course. A third day is also included that will focus on the Massachusetts employers who would like to send employees to the above
safe UAS operations in the field while operating advanced training drones course: Employers may qualify for 50% or 100% reimbursement through the
in various exercises. Course participants will also learn about key safety Mass. Workforce Express Fund. Tuition must be employer paid.
features of certain models of UAS’s as well as how to develop and follow 03/15 - 05/17 7:00pm - 9:00pm Wednesday/Thursday
sound checklist procedures and maintenance protocols. This certificate Online with class meeting times
is taught by an Aviation and UAS industry expert. This program is geared Course Number: CAR 965 75 CRN: 20102 Professor: HARRIS
toward individuals who wish to earn FAA Remote Pilot Certification but do
not have aviation experience. (21 hours) $650
Please note: Instructor will use common drones (Mavic or Phantom) on day
3 of the class. Participants are encouraged to bring their own device.
04/01 - 04/15 9:00am - 4:00pm Saturdays
Bedford Campus Building: Henderson Hall, room 213
Course Number: CAR 974 30 CRN: 20235 Professor: PRICE
College for Parents
Provides information that parents can discuss and share with their college
bound students. We will offer monthly classes that provide financial support and
resources to parents, guardians, educators and students while navigating the
college process. MCC is here to help you get off to an informed start for you and Nonprofit Grant Writing & Strategic Planning
your child’s college journey. Topics covered: This program introduces nonprofit development/fundraising concepts and
1. Financial Literacy for Parents approaches for new nonprofit fundraisers or for those who are looking to increase
2. State School Savings their understanding of related concepts. The series will start at a high level to bring
3. Direct and Indirect Expenses in College clarity and understanding about nonprofit revenue sectors and more specifically,
4. AP, CLEP, Dual Enrollment & Early College Credit grant writing. All classes are taught by Tracy Sopchak, Founder of Next Step
5. Alumni Experiences Nonprofit, and LLC.
6. Athletic Scholarships
7. Tuition vs. Fees Introduction to Grant Writing
This series will start with an introduction to common online application formats,
SPRING 2023 SESSIONS! standard questions posed, and required forms. We will then move onto a deeper
February 8...................... Credit Management dive into specific questions to explain the funders’ motivation behind questions and
March 22........................ Alumni Experiences approaches to use your response persuasively and accurately. We will complete the
April 5............................. What is FAFSA and Why is it Important? series with examples of successful grants applications and unsuccessful ones and
April 12........................... Others ways to pay for School invite your questions specific to grants applications that your organization may be
April 19........................... How Much Does College Really Cost? working on at this time. Tracy Sopchak of Next Step Nonprofit LLC will cover these
April 26........................... iGrad: Financial Management Tool topics in a 3-part introductory series. (4.5 hours) $99
03/21 - 04/04 6:00pm - 7:30pm Tuesday
Please contact ellisl@middlesex.mass.edu for questions and Online with class meeting times
course details. Course Number: CAR 944 75 CRN: 20032 Professor: SOPCHAK
Community Education and Career Training www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining • 1-800-818-3434.
Accounting/Bookkeeping, ESL, Soft skills & Communication 5
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
ESL
Theater for English Learners
This course uses theatre-based techniques (role-play, improvisation, storytelling,
image theatre) as a tool to improve the student’s language skills in an interactive
and engaging environment. It enhances learning through different learning styles
and by drawing connections from the students’ own experiences. This course aims
to make English language learning an exciting experience. Students will expand
their vocabulary and gain confidence in using English in an everyday situation. (18
hours) $259
01/25 - 03/01 5:30pm - 8:30pm Wednesday
Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 103
Accounting/Bookkeeping Fundamentals Course Number: CAR 947 80 CRN: 20113 Professor: FISHER
Learn essential terms and concepts for starting an accounting system, understand
debits and credits, classify items as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue/sales
Theatre for Portuguese Learners
and expenditures. Use practice scenarios and complete basic procedures such
This course uses theatre-based techniques (role-play, improvisation, storytelling,
as journalizing entries and posting transactions to a general ledger. Explore the
image theatre) as a tool to improve the student’s language skills in an interactive
bookkeeping and accounting cycle, cash systems, create and understand financial
and engaging environment. It enhances learning through different learning styles
reports. Learn to create a Trial Balance and Post-Closing Trial Balance, understand
and by drawing connections from the students’ own experiences. This course aims
an Income Statement and Balance Sheet as well as adjusting entries and bank
to make English language learning an exciting experience. Students will expand
statement reconciliation. Topics Include: understanding accounts; debits and
their vocabulary and gain confidence in using Portuguese in an everyday situation.
credits; analyzing transactions; journaling; general ledger; closing/adjusting entries;
(18 hours) $259
post-closing trial balance; financial reporting. This professional development class
02/16 - 03/30 5:30pm - 8:30pm Thursday
does not have a pre-req. (30 hours) $565
Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 103
02/08 - 04/12 5:30pm - 8:45pm Wednesday
Course Number: CAR 975 80 CRN: 20228 Professor: FISHER
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 797 75 CRN: 17351 Professor: SHARMA
No class on 3/22 Soft Skills, Presentation &
Intro to QuickBooks Online – Communication
Course Number EDG 928
Gain hands-on experience as you learn all the ways this well-designed Concept to Creation
accounting program makes it a snap to manage your business’ finances. When your How do you develop, refine and produce a concept? This course will walk you
course starts, you will be directed to access and utilize the free QuickBooks Online through the creative process from concept to creation. Upon completion you have
practice site to complete lessons and assignments. You do not need to purchase developed a completed vison board, a series of case studies and a creation that you
a subscription or additional software. Please note that this course is suitable only can now share with anyone! This class will be taught in three phases: Explore the
for the QuickBooks Online version. The desktop versions of QuickBooks are not conceptual process, researching and dissecting case studies and experimentation.
compatible with this course and should not be used. Classes begin monthly. (24 Please note: This class is taught by Founder and Creative Director, Matthew
hours). $150 Tuition. Not eligible for tuition waivers Wolterding, of CNCPT6, located at 103 Market Street, Lowell, MA 01852. This class
Registration and payment is through Ed2go: takes place off campus onsite at CNCPT6. (15 hours) $349
https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/quickbooks-online?tab=requirements 03/01 - 04/05 5:00pm - 7:30pm Wednesday
OFF CAMPUS
Course Number: CAR 979 80 CRN: 20248 Professor: WOLTERDING
Effective Project Management
This exciting, fast-paced project management course will provide an overview
of project management principles, concepts, tools, and techniques using lecture, Soft Skills Presentation & Etiquette
interactive discussion, and case studies. You will have the opportunity to apply This course will cover the importance of remaining professional, flexible, positive,
course learning to a stimulated class project from project conception, design, and and a reliable part of a team no matter where you are working from. We will
implementation to completion and project close, emulating the project management discuss how to build your confidence and appear confident online and in person.
life cycle. (9 hours) $199 We will explore how you can bring valuable skills and your unique creativity to any
02/21 - 03/07 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday workplace setting to ensure personal success. (8 hours) $99
Online with class meeting times 03/07 - 03/28 4:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday
Course Number: CAR 973 75 CRN: 20249 Professor: UMAR Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 998 75 CRN: 20237 Professor: HAHN
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.6 Customer Service, DEI, Event Management
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Better Workplace Communication
Good communication is the key to any relationship. Explore these skills: Listening,
processing, thinking, questioning, body language, verbal cues, organizational skills
and fine tune how they affect your communication! (4 hours) $119
04/04 - 04/06 6:00pm - 8:00pm Tuesday/Thursday
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 970 75 CRN: 20139 Professor: KANGAS
Event Management and Design
The Event Management and Design Online Training course will equip you with
the knowledge and skills to advance your career if you are already working in the
special events field or prepare you to enter the profession with an understanding of
the industry. You will build a foundation that you can use to develop and accelerate
Intro to Diversity Equity & Inclusion a career in special events or start your own special event business.Enrollment and
This course introduces the concepts of diversity, equity and inclusion and how payment is through Cengage Learning. Not eligible for waivers. To enroll call
it relates so significantly to business success. In a supportive and positive Cengage Learning at 855-598-3856. (120 hours) $2,095
environment participants will have an opportunity to engage in interactive
exercises that will raise awareness and the level of understanding regarding DEI
definitions, the impact of unconscious bias, micro aggressions, and intent Food and Customer Service
versus impact in cross differences conversations and how to recover from Skills Training Program
missteps. (8 hours) $349 The ONLINE Food and Customer Service Skills Training Program prepares
02/06 - 02/27 6:00pm - 8:00pm Monday students for careers in food services, restaurants, and the hospitality industry.
Online with class meeting times The program emphasizes customer service skills that can be applied in a wide
Course Number: CAR 963 75 CRN: 20142 Professor: KANGAS variety of settings. This is an excellent option for those already working in a food
services environment and wanting to apply for management positions, or for those
Customer Service Certificate interested in starting new careers. (120 hours) $950 Course # GES 234. Enrollment
This program is for customer service professionals to gain knowledge in the skills and payment is through Cengage Learning. Not eligiible for waivers. To enroll or
and techniques required to provide exceptional customer service and support in questions call Cengage Learning at 855-598-3856
multiple front facing environments. It ensures they understand how to assess
customer needs while exceeding their expectations. Participants will go through
6 modules including the following topics: Building Confidence in Communication,
Customer Service Excellence, manage Challenging Situations with Customers,
Time Management & Productivity, and Managing Conflict & Your Team Members
as Customers. (20 hours) $549
03/02 - 04/13 5:30pm - 8:00pm Thursday
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: CAR 966 75 CRN: 20132 Professor: MAGLIO
Hotel Management
This ONLINE course will introduce you to the range of hotels in operation
and their management policies. You will gain an understanding of
the complexities of hotel management and will learn to consider the multiple
interrelated aspects of successful hospitality service. Successful hotel management
Child Development Associate Training Renewal
This online course provides the 45 hours or 4.5 Continuing Education
requires maintaining internal organization, handling internal and guest issues,
Units (CEUs) required by the CDA Council to fulfill and renew your Child
adapting to constantly evolving industry needs, and implementing regular changes
Development Associate (CDA) credential. This course is selected from the eight
to stay competitive in the current market. This course will prepare you to dive into
CDA competency areas to provide a breadth of knowledge, and they support the
an exciting and dynamic career in hotels and hospitality. (100 hours) $1,395 Course
requirements for renewing your certification for Associates original settings,
# GES 609. Enrollment and payment is through Cengage Learning. Not eligible for
age-level endorsement, and specialization. This course is the right choice for you
waivers. To enroll or questions call Cengage Learning at 855-598-3856
if you have a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential and wish to renew it.
Enrollment and payment is through Cengage Learning by calling 951-387-4243. Not
eligible for waivers. (45 hours) $799
Community Education and Career Training www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining • 1-800-818-3434.Teacher Professional Development, MTEL 7
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Teacher Professional MTEL Test Prep-General Science (Field)
Course Number: CAR 954 75 CRN: 20106
Development
MTEL Test Prep-Middle School Humanities
Earn 15 points towards your licensure or recertification for K-12.
Certificate awarded upon completion. Questions about PDP points
(Field 50)
Course Number: CAR 961 75 CRN: 20107
please email: career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Understanding Islamic Practices MTEL Test Prep-Communication & Literacy
Through lectures, reading assignments, lively discussions, and videos, we will learn (Field 01)
about the main five pillars of Islam, teaching of the holy book Qur’an, the life of the Course Number: CAR 602 75 CRN: 18776
last Prophet Muhammad, forms of worship, food, clothing, and two main Islamic
holidays celebrated around the world. Take away from this course will be to better MTEL Test Prep-Foundations of Reading (Field 90)
understand Muslims, their practices, bring cultural awareness, and how to work Course Number: CAR 635 75 CRN: 18784
alongside with them during the challenging times of Islamophobia. This course
is eligible for Professional Development Points (PDP) towards K-12 licensure and MTEL Test Prep-General Curriculum Multi-Subject
re-certification. (16.5 hours) $209
01/26 - 04/06 5:30pm - 7:00pm Thursday (Field 03)
Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 101 Course Number: CAR 858 75 CRN: 18792
Course Number: CAR 964 80 CRN: 20109 Professor: KHALIFA
MTEL Test Prep-Math Skill Builder
Experience Indian Culture (Fields 03, 09, 47, 53)
This class is for anyone who is looking to learn more and experience the Indian Course Number: CAR 859 75 CRN: 18793
culture by doing. Topics covered in this class will be languages, cultural values,
arts, music, dancing, food, clothing and fashion. In addition, holidays and MTEL Test Prep-English as a Second Language
celebration will be covered. The final class will culminate with a multi-cultural day
where students are able to share slides from their culture, a fashion show will take
(Field 54)
Course Number: CAR 878 75 CRN: 19126
place and other presentations. This course is eligible for Professional Development
Points (PDP) towards K-12 licensure and re-certification. (16.5 hours) $209
01/26 - 04/06 3:30pm - 5:00pm Thursday MTEL Test Prep-History (Field 06)
Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 114 Course Number: CAR 894 75 CRN: 19256
Course Number: PER 592 80 CRN: 20230 Professor: KHALIFA
MTEL Test Prep-English (Field 07)
Course Number: CAR 897 75 CRN: 19570
MTEL Test Prep-Early Childhood (Field 02)
Course Number: CAR 904 75 CRN: 19575
Students may enroll in the MTEL prep online courses between MTEL Test Prep-Political Science (Field 48)
December 1, 2022 - March 1, 2023. To register call 1-800-818-3434. Course Number: CAR 910 75 CRN: 19840
Upon completion of registration email: ellisl@middlesex.mass.edu
Please note: All MTEL classes are not eligible for a tuition waiver. MTEL Test Prep-Business (Field 19)
Course Number: CAR 932 75 CRN: 19977
Course Dates: January 9, 2023 - June 30, 2023
Cost: $118 MTEL Test Prep-Vocational Technical Literacy
Students may register through March 1, 2023 by calling 1-800-818-3434. All class (Fields 191, 192)
access emails will be sent out 24 - 48 hours prior to the start of the course to the Course Number: CAR 942 75 CRN: 19978
email you registered with.
• All MTEL classes are web based and offered in a self-paced, self-study MTEL Test Prep-Adult Basic Education (Field)
format through the Blackboard. This means that you are taking the class at Course Number: CAR 971 75 CRN: 20156
your own pace and schedule with access to an instructor for any questions or
assistance needed. To learn more about Blackboard and online learning at MCC
https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/adjunctjunction/blackboard.aspx
MTEL Test Prep-Reading Specialist (Field 08)
Course Number: CAR 911 75 CRN: 19841
•ALL MTEL classes test you for a particular field. Please see the list of fields
below so you are able register for the right course.
• Not eligible for a tuition waiver. All classes are taught by Dr. Daniel Svenconis.
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.8 TEAS, Recovery Coach, Medical Interpreting
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
TEAS Prep Courses
Certified Addictions Recovery Coach
Students may enroll in TEAS online courses between December 1, (CARC)
2022 - June 30, 2023. To register please call 1-800-818-3434. Upon This training will provide you with the strategies for cultural competence,
completion of registration please email: ellisl@middlesex.mass.edu effective communication, motivational enhancement, and crisis intervention.
Please note: All TEAS classes are not eligible for a tuition waiver. Emphasis is placed on the skills needed to link people in recovery to needed
supports within the community. Recovery Coaches are an important member
Course Dates: January 9, 2023 - June 30, 2023 of a person’s recovery support network, providing motivation, encouragement,
Cost: $118 and support during difficult emotional states. This program is intended upon
Students may register through March 1, 2023 by calling 1-800-818-3434. All class completion to prepare students to apply to the Massachusetts Board of
access emails will be sent out 24 - 48 hours prior to the start of the course to the Substance Abuse Counselor Certification to become a Certified Addiction
email you registered with. Recovery Coach (CARC). Once issued the Certified Addiction Recovery
•All TEAS classes are web based and offered in a self-paced, self-study Coach (CARC) Certification covers a two-year period, after which it must be
format through the Blackboard. This means that you are taking the class at renewed. Renewal information will be forwarded with the CARC Certificate
your own pace and schedule with access to an instructor for any questions or of Certification. All course materials, 10 supervision hours and career
assistance needed. To learn more about Blackboard and online learning at MCC assistance are included in the cost of program. Supervision hours will be
https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/adjunctjunction/blackboard.aspx determined with instructor when class begins. Please note: The format to
• Not eligible for a tuition waiver. All classes are taught by Dr. Svenconis. this hybrid course will be 4 hours of classroom work and 1 hour of virtual work
___________________________________________________________ weekly. Not eligible for tuition waivers (80 hours) $1,999
03/07 - 06/01 5:00pm - 7:00pm Tuesday/Thursday
TEAS Math Prep Lowell Campus Building: Cowan Center, room 102
This course contains a thorough review of arithmetic, basic algebra and geometry Course Number: CAR 978 80 CRN: 20236 Professor: BURNS
with complete lessons and explanations (including quizzes) for each content
subject. There are 5 simulated math TEAS exams with complete step-by-step
solutions, this course is designed to help students learn the skills needed to score
Health Careers
well on the exam. This online course is self-paced and a self-study. Not eligible of
tuition waivers. $118 Medical Interpreting Certificate
01/09 - 06/30 Medical interpreters are in great demand both in person and remotely by
Online with no class meetings video or phone. Interpreters can elect to work for a hospital, school, or
Course Number: CAR 885 75 CRN: 19123 Professor: SVENCONIS state agency, or as contractors with many agencies throughout the country. They
can also elect to work remotely from home where they can work independently
and make their own hours. Open to all languages, this 60-hour program provides
TEAS Reading/Language Prep working knowledge of medical interpreting, including standards of practice, ethics,
This course contains a thorough review of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and
HIPAA regulations, cultural competency, and medical terminology/vocabulary. The
writing rules and a thorough review of spelling, punctuation, grammar, and writing
course provides intense practice via oral role-plays on a variety of medical topics.
rules. There are 5 simulated reading TEAS 6 exams and 5 simulated language
The student will also be introduced to VRI (video remote interpreting) and OPI (Over
usage TEAS 6 exams with complete step-by-step solutions. This course is designed
the Phone Interpreting). Offered in collaboration with TransFluenci EDU, this course
to help students learn the skills needed to score well on each exam. This online
is designed for those preparing for entry-level careers as medical interpreters as
course is self-paced and a self-study. Not eligible of tuition waivers. $118
well as for working interpreters preparing for the National Board Certificate exam.
01/09 - 06/30
Students must be bilingual and must be fluent in English and one other language.
Online with no class meetings
This program meets the National Board for Medical Interpreter Certification
Course Number: CAR 886 75 CRN: 19124 Professor: SVENCONIS
training requirement and prepares you to pass the national certification exam. Upon
completion of this course, students may elect to apply for national certification.
TEAS Science Prep Because a language assessment is required, students must register at least two
This course contains a thorough review of the major principles of general science, weeks in advance. Not eligible for tuition waivers. (60 hours) $1,199
genetics, human body, life science, physical & chemical science and the scientific
method. There are 5 simulated science TEAS exams with complete step-by-step Choose from Online or In Person
solutions, this course is designed to help students learn the skills needed to score 02/14 - 04/27 6:00pm - 9:00pm Tuesday/Thursday
well on the exam. This online course is self-paced and a self-study. Not eligible of Online with class meeting times
tuition waivers. $118 Course number: HLT 607 33 CRN: 20251
01/09 - 06/30 No Class 3/14 & 3/16
Online with no class meetings
Course Number: CAR 887 75 CRN: 19125 Professor: SVENCONIS 02/04 - 05/06 9:00am - 3:30pm Saturday
Lowell Campus Building: Cowen Center, room 108
Course number: HLT 607 80 CRN: 20252
No Class 3/18
Community Education and Career Training www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining • 1-800-818-3434.Pharmacy Technician, Nursing Assistant 9
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aid Certificate
This training program prepares you for an entry-level career as a Nurse
Assistant. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to sit for the
Massachusetts nurse assistant certification exam. Students will learn how
to appropriately care for residents in long-term care facilities and hospitals
as well as personal patient care, patient rights, lifting and turning patients,
safety, infection control, vital signs, record keeping, mental health care of
residents, and stress management. Students must have a HS Diploma or
GED. Students will also be required to pass a literacy exam and complete
a CORI/SORI check and be able to lift and move 50 pounds. Course is not
eligible for waivers or vouchers. State exam is a separate fee. Not eligible
for tuition waivers.
Pharmacy Technician Grant Funding Available – Please inquiry for eligibility requirements
Under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist, this course is designed
to teach students in a retail setting the knowledge and skills necessary to For enrollment requirements:
practice as a Pharmacy Technician. The course will consist of a 60-hour https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining/nahhc.aspx
instructor led class followed by an 80-hour externship in an actual pharmacy For enrollment information email: wrighte@middlesex.mass.edu
setting. The course will prepare the student to take the National Certification
Exam to become PTCB certified. The instructor led portion of the class Spring Session I
will review various topics including pharmacy operations, pharmacy law,
pharmaceutical calculations, routes of administration, medical abbreviations, Nurse Assistant Online Theory - $999
medication dosage forms, interpreting drug orders, regulations and the top 03/01 - 04/13 4:00pm - 9:00pm Wednesday/Thursday
two hundred prescription medications. The externship portion of the course Online with Class Meeting Times
is designed to give the student real world experience in a retail pharmacy Course Number: HLT 752 34 CRN: 20045 Professor: CHAMPA
setting to reinforce the topics studied in the classroom. Students will also
be given practical knowledge on the interview process and what employers Nurse Assistant Skills Lab - $299
are seeking in a candidate. This fast-paced class requires students to have a 05/17 - 05/24 4:00pm - 8:00pm Wednesday/Thursday
basic understanding of fractions, formulas, and conversions. Not eligible for Lowell Campus Building: Skills Lab
tuition waivers. (60 hours) $1,550 Course Number: HLT 753 81 CRN: 20046 Professor: CHAMPA
Grant Funding Available – Please inquiry for eligibility requirements
02/14 - 05/04 6:00pm - 8:30pm Tuesday/Thursday Nurse Assistant Clinical Training - $699
Online with class meeting times 06/03 - 06/11 8:00am - 3:00pm Saturday/Sunday
Course Number: HLT 715 33 CRN: 20123 Professor: GOMATOS OFF Campus
Course Number: HLT 756 34 CRN: 20060 Professor: CHAMPA
To apply email: wrighte@middlesex.mass.edu _________________________________________________________
Spring Session II
Nurse Assistant Online Theory - $999
Medical Terminology for Everyone 03/27 - 04/26 6:00pm - 10:00pm Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday
This course will give you a practical understanding of medical terms Online with Class Meeting Times
to help you further your career and communicate more effectively with Course Number: HLT 752 35 CRN: 20072 Professor: LEWIS
health care providers. Medical language is explained in the context of how the body
works in health and disease. Individuals of all educational backgrounds will learn Nurse Assistant Skills Lab - $299
important medical terminology through easy-to-follow explanations, interesting 04/8 - 04/29 9:00am – 1:00pm Saturday
examples, and numerous reinforcement exercises. The course is intended for those Lowell Campus, Skills Lab
in the medical field, career changers, and everyone interested in gaining knowledge Course Number: HLT 753 82 CRN: 20047 Professor: LEWIS
of medical terminology. The instructor, Davi Ellen Chabner, has developed a
proven method which is engaging and accessible. The course includes practical Nurse Assistant Clinical Training - $699
applications, real life stories, and the association of medical terms to the systems 05/06 - 05/14 8:00am - 3:00pm
of the body. Saturday/Sunday
Note: This class will require your obtaining a new and current hard copy edition of OFF Campus
The Language of Medicine, 12th edition, by Davi-Ellen Chabner. This text is not only Course Number: HLT 756 35 CRN: 19980 Professor: LEWIS
a valuable workbook, but also includes useful reference resources such as a Mini
Dictionary. (20 hours) $189 Note: For Massachusetts, employers who would like to send employees to
03/14 - 05/23 4:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday the above course: Employers may qualify for 50% or 100% reimbursement
Bedford Campus Building: Henderson Hall, room 111 through the Mass. Workforce Express Fund. Tuition must be employer paid.
Course Number: HLT 786 30 CRN: 20250 Professor: CHABNER More Info https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining/downloads/
No class on 4/4 expfundfa21.pdf
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.10 Phlebotomy, Dental Hygiene
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Phlebotomy for Healthcare Professionals Nutrition Considerations for Oral Health
Phlebotomy be a good pathway into health care field careers or This course provides participants with a review of core nutrition concepts
to brush up on an existing career. Specimens will always need with a focus on oral health. We will explore the foundations of a nutritionally
to be collected from patients by skilled phlebotomists at hospitals, urgent balanced diet and the implications of diet and nutrition on oral health,
care centers, laboratories or physician office settings to aid in screening or both broadly and in consideration of specific populations and life stages.
diagnosing diseases. This comprehensive phlebotomy course will provide Participants will be empowered to confidently apply their diet and nutrition
students with skills and training towards a successful career and also to sit knowledge in their clinical practice and further support the health and healthy
for the certification exams. $1,499 actions of their patients. Open to any dental professional. 3 CEUs, (3 hours)
$65
A potential student must have a current certification in at least one, but not Course Objectives: After this course, participants will be able to:
limited to the following healthcare roles: • Identify the essential nutrients and describe their functions, common
• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) dietary sources, imbalance manifestations, and oral health implications.
• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) • Describe the key elements of a balanced diet.
• Patient Care Technician (PCT) • Explain the roles of diet and nutrition in caries risk.
• Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) • Explain the roles of diet and nutrition in periodontal health.
• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) • Discuss the implications of diet and nutrition on oral health across life
• Certified Electrocardiogram Technician (CET) stages and specific populations.
• Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) • Discuss how to perform a dietary assessment in the dental setting and
02/18 - 03/29 9:00am - 1:00pm Saturday apply findings in effective patient education.
Lowell Campus Skills Lab • Identify evidence-based nutrition resources for clinicians and patients.
03/25 9:00am - 12:00pm Saturday
02/16 - 04/04 4:30pm - 8:30pm Tuesday/Thursday Online with Class Meeting Times
Online with Class Meeting Times Course Number: HLT 751 75 CRN: 19973 Professor: SHUTOFF
Course Number: HLT 785 80 CRN: 20234
Dental Hygiene
Local Anesthesia Certification Program for Registered
Dental Hygienists
This course is for licensed Dental Hygienists would like to become certified in
local anesthesia. MCC complies with the Mass. Board of Registration in Dentistry
regulations for the administration of local anesthesia. The course consists of a 50-
hour online study (self-paced) prior to clinical training, interactive presentations,
and a 3-day clinical training in which students will have 30 injection experiences.
The strength of this hands-on course is the amount of actual time you will
administer injections to your classmates. Upon successful completion, students
will be awarded a certificate, 26 CEUs, and be prepared to sit for the CDCA exam.
For complete information and required forms, visit https://www.middlesex.mass. Hands-on Review of Local Anesthesia Techniques
edu/CareerTraining/DHLA.aspx. Not eligible for waivers. $1,550 If you are a RDH with a permit to administer local anesthesia, this course is for you.
12/08 - 03/13 The goal of this course is to become more comfortable with injection techniques
Online with no class meetings that you have already learned, or to troubleshoot any barriers you have encountered.
This course includes four hours clinical and a two-hour lecture. Requirements: In
On-Site Clinical order to participate, you must have a valid, current RDH license and state permit
03/18 - 03/20 8:00am - 6:00pm permit/license to administer local anesthesia (permit L) from your state dental
Lowell Campus board, and sit as a patient for this hands-on course. Not eligible for tuition waivers.
Course Number CAR 751 80 CRN 12297 Professor: NOVEMBER-RIDER (6 hours), 6 CEUs. $399
Note: For Massachusetts employers who would like to send employees to the Liability insurance covered by MCC.
above Dental Course: Employers may qualify for 50% or 100% reimbursement Note: If you have passed a local anesthesia certification course in the past 24
through the Mass. Workforce Express Fund. Tuition must be employer paid. More months, you may also participate in this class with proof of passed certification
Info https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining/downloads/expfundfa21.pdf course. To download required forms: www.middlesex.mass.edu/dhla
04/22 8:30am - 3:00pm Saturday
Lowell Campus, On-Site Clinical
Course Number: CAR 753 80 CRN: 20240 Professor: NOVEMBER-RIDER
Community Education and Career Training www.middlesex.mass.edu/careertraining • 1-800-818-3434.Dental Administration, Computer Applications 11
Course options and/or delivery format subject to change. To enroll call 1-800-818-3434 or email career_training@middlesex.mass.edu
Cloud Associate/AWS/Azure
Cloud also known as Cloud computing is the on-demand delivery of IT services
and resources over the internet with pay-as-you-go pricing. Instead of buying,
owning, and maintaining physical hardware, users can access technology services
such as servers, desktops, and storage from cloud providers such as Microsoft
Azure and Amazon AWS. This course introduces learners to the two most used
cloud technologies to date, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
cloud platforms. The course will be split into two sections. Section one will cover
Azure and prepare the learner to sit for the Azure Fundamental Certification (AZ-
900) exam. Section two will focus on AWS and prepare the learner to sit for the
AWS Solutions Architect Associate Certification (SAA-C02) exam. AWS Certified
Solutions Architect is among the most valuable and sought-after cloud computing
certifications in the world. Please note: students will most benefit from this course
if they already possess the CompTIA A+ certification or have equivalent knowledge
of basic computers functions. If you do not possess the CompTIA A+ certification
Dental Office Administration you can enroll in our Google IT Support Professional Certificate program. Included
Are you looking for a career in dental office administration? Join us for a complete in the cost of tuition are all books, supplies and the cost of one exam, either SAA-
introduction to dental front office administration. We will provide a foundation CO2 or AZ-900. Not eligible for tuition waivers. (180 hours) $2,800
of dental knowledge and administrative skills for anyone interested in starting a 02/06 - 04/15 4:00pm - 5:00pm Monday/Friday
career in a dental practice with little to no experience, or dental assistants seeking Online with Class Meeting Times
to expand their knowledge. (15 hours) $299 Course is taught online with instructor
via Zoom. Topics: 02/06 - 04/15 12:00am - 2:00pm Saturday
• Intro to Dental Practice Online with Class Meeting Times
• Dental Terminology/Infection Control Course Number: TEC 789 75 CRN: 20239 Professor: BOWEN JR
• Superior Customer Service and the Patient Experience
• Treatment plan, Insurance, and HIPAA
Artificial Intelligence for Business
• Review and Professional Opportunities
This class will teach you different applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in
03/30 - 04/27 6:30pm - 9:00pm Thursday
different sectors such as Customer service, Retails, Manufacturing, Finance,
Online with class meeting times
Health care Understand different components and strategies of Implementing AI
Course Number: HLT 782 75 CRN: 20253 Professor: LAROCHE
in business. Learn to implement some AI models in different sectors. This class
is great for Technical and non-technical executives who struggle to make sense of
Computer Applications the ever-evolving field of Artificial Intelligence. They explore different facets of how
AI can be used and ultimately walk away with a ready-to-implement AI roadmap
for their organization. Participants in the class should have at least 2-5 years of
Google IT Support Professional Certificate business experience. This course is taught in partnership with Fuse Machines. Not
Google’s IT Support Professional Certificate is a program that helps people prepare eligible for tuition waivers. (12 hours) $999
for entry-level roles in IT support with no experience or degree necessary. Through a 03/07 - 04/25 5:30pm - 7:30pm Tuesdays
dynamic mix of video lectures, quizzes, and hands-on labs and widgets, the Google Online with class meeting times
IT Support Professional Certificate introduces learners to troubleshooting, customer Course Number: TEC 790 75 CRN: 20238
service, networking, operating systems, system administration, and security. The
curriculum includes motivating personal stories from Google employees, with
unique backgrounds and perspectives, who started their careers in IT support. Upon
Practical Computers - An Intro to PC’s and Windows
This course is an introduction to the computer and computer applications via
completion of the certificate, learners receive a Google IT Support Professional
lecture and hands-on activities. We start with an overview of computer hardware,
Certificate badge they can display on their LinkedIn profiles. Class will be 10-12
software, and networks that include: the use of Microsoft Windows for running
hours per week of self-paced online study through a license by Qwicklabs and 2
programs, the creation of folders, and file management. We continue with a focus
hours of in-class instruction with an IT professional. Weekly office hours will be
on Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Email, and the Internet.
included for additional support. Not eligible for tuition waivers. (180 hours) $2,000
(12 hours) $219
CompTIA A+ exam fee separate. Textbook/materials fee is student paid and is not
02/10 - 03/03 9:00am - 12:00pm Friday
included in the tuition.
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 108
Access to class begins 1/6/2023 with the first class meeting on 1/13/2023.
Course Number: TEC 602 30 CRN: 12252 Professor: KILROY
Access to class ends on 5/31/2023 with the last class meeting on 5/26/2023
01/06 - 05/31 5:00pm - 6:00pm Friday
04/19 - 05/10 5:00pm - 8:00pm Wednesday
Online with Class Meeting Times
Bedford Campus Building: Academic Resource, room 102
Course Number: TEC 602 31 CRN: 20121 Professor: KELLEY
01/06 - 05/31 10:00am - 12:00pm Saturday
Online with Class Meeting Times
Course Number: TEC 780 75 CRN: 20005 Professor: BOWEN JR
If you wish to invoice your employer for noncredit courses, notify MCC upon enrollment: 1-800-818-3434.You can also read
